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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

would call 10 Narlboi 0ugh, with
hreo pIuufs, willie in fart Marbro,
the correct pronunciation ol the name.
IS executed with but ore grunt ! told
him ! bad known The Marbros u N4iuc ever
since / was % hoy. tina. We didn't feel above
Them then, and 30 would be a poor me o. be-
gin now at my time Of life 90 look down on
people just because I now wrote pieces for
the paper, many Of which We're a'terwari
printed. We always thought That the Mar
bros. or Marlborouchs. of Maine, got their
name from burr0wng in the mari along fhe
Pscataqlis, J said.
Then ! chartered ON wi,h him Tor am hour
or vs. without seeming 20 chirs him mp at
al. "Dake," said ! at lest, 'l know what
The matter must be with you-you are 500
rially ostracized. / knew 10 as soon as / came
into the room. You cannot disguise 10 from
me. You are suffering from social ostracism
and Do Is breaking you down. The social de
mands made by America up0n an imported
sOciai wreck do not give said wreck time 90
eat bis meals and obtain a necessary amount
81 rest. ] suppose there is nowhere in the
word n climate that is so trying on a person
who IS suffering from social o,tracism "a, that
Of my native land. I'm other climes they give
a social outca,t rest, but here he gets abso-
lutolv no rst whatever
A long pluse ensued here, during which /
soud bear Marbros reason fofferlng ON ITS
lhrouc After waiting th%ree-Quartcrs Of an
hour, hy ny watch. and failing 90 see that
ny remark bad elel even o. ray Of sunshine.
where erstwllie ai was gloom and chaos. ]
gave him my address and told him that f. in
She future, he ever derived any beneficial
effects from thc above joke. ] would be glad
D. have Dim communicate with me Aud
even II / we're 60 de before Doe could truly
say That Doe Dad been benefited by ibis joke
and crarplel With Dos keen. iucisiye uuh. my
grandchildren would Dee f.ckied almost 10
death 90 know That Doe had taken DO % pieces
aud put 10 together again and found ont how
n was built and laughed 40 ,s iugeniou.
mechanism.
/ conyer,ei with the duke foe some time
about the way his visit 90 Newport bah de-
pressed The price Of READ estate. and offered
him the freedom Of New York. hoping that
be could deprcss the price Of real estate there
- that ] could buy some.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

Nervous Oll Lady TO conductor Of the
aaiul-Whats chat AK hanging mp there for,
gcung maul 10 makes me- nervous to look
80 10.
Conductor peassurlnslV-Eou mustn't get
nervous, madam. the NIX is all right I'm case
ne 60 through d bridge and smash things up,
is used 20 chop passengers out with before
they ST burned 10 death-New York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25
THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH.
MN I'VE Calls Upon His Grace and
Writes an Interview.

HAVE just tcrmi-
mated a pleasant
call uron the Duke
Of M1rbro az bis
lodgings write
his name liargrO
bccau ethat is the
way we pronounce
j. here a. Newport
In the language II
my osten,.oly col
orcd friend. iir.
laluLin. thr anna
tour p%rOuOuurer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25
HUMAN HAIR GOODS

All kinds OF Ladies' Hair Work on hand and
made Co order at short notice.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction rrl4ran-
tee0. HUGHES HAIR STORE.
onydl-om ~ East Broad street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

IL ..e visEnn n sp1ka1s FaIls. wns.s
toy hnrs e1ns fun We banaaa uf A1an
: g. Kinkssa ana hia dsnahanr Lsa
rave aune e C4ltfoEniAs wnszS -
Iun VIII attend school,
IA. Baks<. a Dayto1s Wss- - ne
affy On Wednesday kAs4.
Jahn T. 0slEan1nR. ReRiHteE Of 70
Lad 0alse a OlymUiss uaa b the 80
% Wednesday,.
20. 0fssa, Of EIlsnshzEa. ksa 81
esDtsd ths pegitinu og cpeEa3nT n tes
- - Of Train DispAfcbsR FrAnnin-
!. 3. MuRsRomaFy, wife and d8aRhs1R
wsrn n he city 81 Tuesday @ their
nay % thair bone In Portland affaR .
| THO Eas1.
MraP. G. Hannsrs. Of Puyaliaps -
farnsd a Wednesday fru1 Portland
| whare shs bad been vizifinR fFia1ds.
~ and Mrs.. ]. O. Gayles. late Of
/ Wiscunain, have arrived IN tins city
With he purpose Of Femai1inf. Hrs.
GWvles 4 lister Of PostmasteE 6aup-
Georps 7. Turreil starssd On EIsndAy
last FOR San Francisco, where Ne VII
remain two o. three weeks
1 Mr.. TuckwaIl and daughter and M1ea
"A. n. wren have returned from then
visit 10 Portland.
MrSLH. Wells ana Mrs. George n.
l AfkirsoE. who had been visittn9 N san
Francisco, returned hcms Oh Wednes-
Day.
Nrs. sturQiss returned on Thursday
| laRt from an extended visit East.
Second District Court Clerk A. Reeves
Ayres vas u TIE city On THURSDAY.
| Mrs. BIRMINGHAM one Of he 81 sonn
exeursios party, has rstuE1ed from the
East. =,
Ms RsiIl has returned 10 his old
| place Of steward Of the hetei, hooking
| m4ch The worse for his hEief residences
at Passodena, Gal. His many fnenol
Who welcomed him hack here 20 eee nim
return 30 health.
Franz Carroll vas surprised By . MN
Der Of bis friends On Wednesday sven.
/ inR calling upon him, prepared 30 spSuc
| a pleasant time. The occasion w6a II
| honor Of Franks contemplated trir
With his father, Thos. OafEeiis TO Phiia-
delphia. :.
l.. EturRes at the residence Of Rev. =. Y
De Vore, on Thursday evening. Both
Of the contracting parties have lived n
| this city for the past four years. MI
STAN having for the most Of the tint
been engaged in the real estate bnsi.
ness. Mrs. Sturges returned lesl
Wednesday from the East, where shG
had been locking after some property
| left her BY q deceased reiaaiEes said q
reach away up in the hundfe3s Of thou.
sands.
Father HyIehos has Just been -.
pointed vicaEsGenegal Of the diocese Of
| this Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
TACOMA SOCIETY.

Boat excursions 10 Glrdner's beach
and other points on the Sound have
been the social features Of the week.
The general excursions to the Chan
tauquA grounds were quite well attend.
ed and enjoyable. Kats Fields lecture
on the "Mormon Monster" vas the
only ocossion during the week Of open
ing the opera house. The excursion OF
the scandinavian Young Peoples So
eiety carried Away quite q crowd OF
Olympia yesterday. The Tacoma be-
gan the series Of semi-weekiy hops
given 10 ticket holders and the guests
Of the hotel. They are held In the
psrlor.
A camping party hasbeeu made up Of
the families Of Mayor ToVne, ]. ID.
OaughrAn, j. s. McMillsD, and +. F.
Hopkins. They have pitched their
tents IN Gig HaEboE, where they have
made every arrangement for 9 good
tine.
Judge Turner, Of Spokane Falls, re-
manned over IN Tacoma for two or
three days after The sitting Of the So
preme Couft at Olympian.
Miss Tita ToEne, daughter OF Mayor
IoUne. Who had heen visiting the fam
iIy Of Postmaster Emmis. at Aldegton,
returned home on Tuesday last.
O. z. Ssars. civil engineer, who has
been At the front since the beginning
Of operations on ths Cascade Division,
has accepted . position as dranghts-
man IN toe land department OF the
Northern Pacifa.
Misa RowenA Allan has been conhaed
20 her home al the past week by illness
Major General CkeW, Of EaGland, go
eompanied BY his brother, Consul Ohsv
OF AstoFia. we're in the city on Tuesday
last
Miss Enms. daughter Of Judge Sen
ter. Of the Second Ward. Is visiting
friends IN Astoria
W. P. Bonney returned on Tuesday
from "trip 10 the east Of the moan
taias.
Governor SsonsmAn and wife, Of Gal
itoEnis, made shogt run into Eastern
Washington 10 enjoy the novelty OF the
rtda over The switcnbaek. They return
ed 10 Tasoma % Wednesday, and lefs
fer home On THURSDAY.
City Attorney Carroll viil lsavs for
Philaoelphia this morning 10 the c4pae-
ity Of delecate from Wsahington Terri
tory - the Centennia, Cslebratiou OF
The adoption Of the Consultation. be
vii se accompanied By bis sou Frank.
J. L. Bliss has resigned hia position
0k Assistant WEr3sn a. The Pen tsutia-
~ 20 aceeps another position In this
city.
Ma P.D. Forbes, with hes daaehssr
Jennie. VISITED frisnds IN Seattle this
week
NFs. Wa. Farrell and daaxhtss Mel
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DAIxTY BUT DASGERoUs.

Her enchanting little boot
From beneath her jaunty suit
Yentured out.
That she knew its wiiehina charm,
Without meaning any harm
Who could doubt7
Just q single little glance
FILLED my life with wild romance
vas caught
Sparkling eyes and soft brown haiK
Hers vas lust the beauty rare
had sought.
So / wooed the charming maid,
First enchanted, a. ] said,
By her boot.
Now, alas! I'm veil aware
Boots and tempteFs seldom are
Built TO suit.
For our friendship Fipened fast,
And, before year was past,
We were wed.
Nov both boots and other things
Recklessly she often slinRa
At my bead.
--SonerrilLe J0uYHa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
A ROSDEL..

She was q beauty in the days
when Madison was President,
And quite ooqnettish in her ways
On conquests Of the heart intent.
0Faudpapa, on his right knee bent,
Wooed her In stiff, old fashion phrase;
She wss beauty in the days
when Madison was President.
And when your roses where hers vent
Shall 60, my Rose, who dates from
Hayes,
| hope yos'Il wear her sweet contenf,
OF whom tradition lightly says,
she Vas beauty In the days
When Madison was President.
H. G. BuRaer.
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mf&n4 UnAa E&etz h1zan Il 81zzlles -
Wnrxi1 r 4 setter e III. Chn41m oDun-
81. a Ehs Arm 81 0lsxinN 3 q Dsnnsl-
nFrs. Frnnk Hnnfsr6 tonk g fxi2 -
ia gace "a fns 61Gk MssRe< -
Tkmrnaay. nslnEzing On the TO.
n O. Gxsswuid. Of Frsman1. Nsh.
axEispd hase dnxinz the past wsek Win
q viaW % inas1inR n o. neNE seas1as-
VIZ Hounra, Of ssaitls. b visitaaR
his frisads a tie ei1y thia wseks-Aea-
fetns5 Tazstts.
Pr.asdanS A. !. Andsrs1n. ok NhiinAn
Cn1Ie7n. = vfsitiBa bis 80. o. 2. An0ef-
sun, 81 Sssaale. Wells Wells pGper.
Wsd q Ward. ths tsaEeIIsr and lee.
t1eaE, annaiss Of JaEuaaians I'll lsst1ss
before TIE Y. Is. O. A. week aftef nexs
J. Para Hsndsxson has rsafRnsd n.
position with the L0wman 4 hanforo
l Printing Company and vii hereakte!
/ dsRota his tine 10 s3udying shorSeAne
Ia the QfHse Of A. O. Bowman ESQ
Professor L ,. P0asli and daaghter
lEisa keIIis @. Powell, Isff lasa Tuesday
fes The H0t SPRINGS.
hfrs. p. ID. Hamlin leaves nsxf We'd
nesoay sss1ins " sas's u 'A.1 - -
syfsAni4.
Miss ODESSA aud AIiea Jenss leass
next Wednesday for their h0ue n Wal
pole, Ontario, after an extsnded v1sil
With friends In 6eakfle-
Charles Goldsmith, 9 merchant Of
LaoonneK, h in tbs city.
J. A. PARK arrived IN The city iasl
evsnfne from GalesburR. III, % sccepi
: position u tae TELEGRAPH s.l
walter Saith, OF Utsaiacy, u u tns
eiSy On : CUISINES vi.tA
A. Viekers, chief engineer o. u
sssemes iaano. - ssSaI s.a - -
-; sAsans Ee0Oss@ W
,a ..a
y: \ "a. M -, = '~'
A..
O1Llss ness- e -. -. -. =, -
$780, - ssa ,1sN
= - -..., ...,.l.,
s0nn ~ eo -..;.s- Is "a $500
OF FofsiAne, y AGAIN. sL.-silk 'As ,e
John E. Convey, ex-Register OF ~
Lind OfHee a. Olympia % registered 81
tne Ooesdentai.
DR.. 2. u. SpaRiing registered yestef'
day ct the Gilman Hotel. Portland.
Mr.. i. Fiakin arrived from Vietoria
an FriAav- ana exneota 10 leave foI
Hnoksne Fails Ia a few DAYS. He viii
take ebaroe al the electric lieht plant 81
the lafter nlaea.
49, 49, - Nx.K;noav whe
have zen visifina friends Al Oak Har.
.@@fS ---4--a
n - 06.csA .rr;v.a fyorn T,aaonne,
s. -. =, S@4p-- ~ ----
D~I D,ka n. .--;,aA n
s. Dsay a.. pIsrahs,S vessardav
So@ss.o A-o ~. -.
soeko y ~ nas''eSsS' Va w -1s-''-
~ e~e Olsy' :.
Mrs. Rooinsons OF Fort oamoae' u
visiting Mrs. Gasson.
Mr.. Milton 81, Barr, of San Francisco
n in the cite on business.
~ % oo,,.., .n ALBANIAN Al Law
s,o-o P D. ana 4 friend Of Ohiei
T,s-s;... I-,,s- sv,s-,t zsakardav in Sal.
aend 10 entar into the practice Of Law
WITH w. III. WhittIessy,
T...s. ...,,,,.A ,.s..,dav frouu
I. - a. 49, y .f1iaW
UP ~ 4a Ta i..,., .o,o,,aS
fas a month's yisit 10 bis mother and
sisters who reaide Al PetaIums, Oalifor.
MA This ID M. Muuday's FIRST vaoa
| tor IN fouF Years and he looks forward
to il with pleasant ansicipations which
his friends hope will be fully realized.
Raw John Glen. for uaauv wears II
1 .hayos ~ Fraa Nethodisf intafesta Il
Sastsis Il NOV nastor az A church Ii
! Ssn Josa- cal
~. rs,,h Dab ..,,,0.a ,a.,.,
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TNE s0AHHGAA sAAAs
Her dImpIed ehssks are psie;
she's q lily Of the vale,
Nos 9 ross.
In q muslin % q s1wn
She Il fafreg than the dawn
To her beaux.
HeF boots are slim and neat
SIZE q pF0ud sb0at her feet
II h said.
She empntatea her re,
Bat hsF eyes ars like the stars
Overhead.
Ga q balcony ~ Eight
With q Gseoy cioud OF white
Bosnd her hair
Her grace, ah, Who could paiats
She wouid fascinate saint
! declare.
Ills q matter Of regret,
Ehs'a q bit Of = oo1uetts
WHOM ! sing.
Ga Der efusl path she Roes
With q half q dozsn beauf
To her striBg.
Bot lei eli that psss BY,
Az her maiden moments hy,
Dew enpeaTied;
when she marries, on my life,
She viii make the dearest wife
IL the weird.
-C0aYier J0arIal.
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flsnuas Il hsr kams a. Baaa1A slssaa %
ThzEs1sg epsnlza. n e1zls 49,.
q PzEsaF iznEfnaps4 GO Naa sAnss
eiiagnk1A EnlSnGtnks -. tlzz11lsg
asRnsa dakine fAe essninE. Wnzm ~.
tke pxinEipei emass@eH1 bcE m1nY g
fhs@ prsz1nk u1alB glk9xg r11S~ITaa %
Wits asag tks hssEs N eensuEsnetsz.
The1s pEe11n4 were II. 81 -
FoEzssl, Mr.. and MFn q KEsuamtnAis
DF. and I'm. Baeisy, ME. anA Ira Jen-
ninQs. Cnptsin esd MI. Miab1la NJ.
sd AFz. 0rant, Nh S1xuses Ml&
Lmary, Colonai and MEA 1g0ns LIZA y.
KsIIolR, Mu. MasCaisky. Mi1sss Cesal-
Am Of OakiAnd, 6lruve. HalisEs kxznne
81 DaBEilis. TiEneia, Hayden q Gym.
uia, Brshm af BeEkiey. CallfqEni4. and
MMzEz Heilnruns Sharpe e1d HozE.
rAxxwKx1 fknTx.
4 farewell party vas eivsn % Friday
sEsnfnR b. MF. and Mrs. a. 1oneas Of
Jedsrson stsee1, n honaE q Ml1s1s
AlLea and Odeana Jones pFiog 90 fhelE
dspaEturs for their houe at Walpole,
Ontario. affeT 9 vinit Of several months
n SEATTLE. The cessation. aith01Rh enc
Of farewell, vas heartily enicyed - all
present and tie too y0ang ladin we're
made 10 feel how sinceEe are the friends
they are isaving behind them n Be-
atfIs.
Among shoss pssssns we're Mr.. and
Mrs. p. d. Hamlin, Miss. OdeasAs
Emma apd Alice Jones', Jessie and Oar
RE Rise, Emma Clark. Annie RtnehaE4
Jean Potts, Adds Beattie, Etta whit
worth, May and Edith Randolph. Lot
tie Kellogg, Cara Bigel0w. Laura HAM
lin, Hattie KsliogR. Hadie Cash and
Nay Pontius; Rev. r. O.. Strange and
Meszrs. Charles kfnneaK, William Jones,
D. r. MeKiniay, A. OanninR, d. Corn
lev. A. Young, W. n. RinehaFt, Z. 3.
Booth, George Smith, W. 8. Myers, W.
n. Calhoun, q. w. Crane. W. A. Dlckey,
z. v. BiRsIOv, J. Kellogg and v. L.
Ludlow.
LUNCH PkzrI.
Mis- ReFFy gave Q luneh party on
wednesday afternoon, In honor o. Der
visitors. The event vas amoat dslleht-
ful one, and was heartily enjoyed by al
present.. Those present we're Miss Cos
tiRAn, Of Oakland. Gal; Mis- Hodge. Of
Bloomines0u, ILL.,: Miss Hayden, Of
OlympisI Miss Brehm, OF Berkeley
Gal; Miss Prince, of BAnyille, Ill; Miss
Alice Goldsmith, of Portland; Miss
Esther Goldsmith, Of San Franeisaoi
Miss Koshland, Of Portland; Miss
stEuvs, Miss De Wolf, I he Misses Jones,
Miss Macpherson, Miss Lobe, Mise
HalIeR and Miss Green.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Ths poyelafioa Of KHekitat county
On shs Ist Monday in ApFil. according
70 The ceosns retarns e. made By TIE
same tine two years $50. Of about 700.
There are 1874 male citizens over n
years Of ags, end sos females Ovsg 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Fan size white vol blankets e1szh,
full stss grey WOOL blankets 8 e San
Francisco Sore.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

We are going to make extensive altera-
tiOns and want to reduce our tremendous
stock. SO we have made greater rcduc-
tons than ever throughout the house.
EVERY DEPARTMENT OVERLOOKING
WITH BARGAINS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

There has been the usual activity In
social circles the past week. The
weather has continued fair, and gay
parties still iind enjoyment in gliding
ever the bay in launch, sloOp and row
boat. The opera House has for the
liFat time in come months remained q
week with closed doors. II will be
opened on Tuesday, however, when that
talented lady, Miss Kass Field, win de-
liver her famous lecture on the Nor.
mon question. Lunehes, card parties
and The usual evening gatherings have
been a. frequent as during the previous
week.
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WITH BARGAINS.

Special sale Of House Furnishing GOOds,
This Week, such as Table Linens, Lace
Curtains, Towels, Napkins, etc.
Genuine Reductions throughout the House.
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THE WEEK. IN SOCIETY.

A Record Of the Numerous
Events That Have Oe-
Cured In and Out
OF Doors.
Appearance Ct Miss Kate
Field on Tuesday Eve
ming Next.
The Usual Number OF Boat
ing Parties and evening
Gatherings.
Reesvsiss Il Pert BIAksiy-A Marriage
Al whsaeom-Psrs0nal and Other
wiss-soeIety In TaeomA
asd Pert iowa
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NArtxa PAsEI.

I.Asa Tuesday a few OF The many
friends Of Rev. J. +. Ellis and wife. OF
Forrest Grove. Oregon, arranged tor an
excursion on The steam launch LAsOaA
10 Vaahon leland and ChsnsAaqna. Rev.
Ellis vas formerly rassof q the CoR-
rreaatianRl CAnrca pf this city, and the
PARTY vas composed ct members q his
church. A landing vas made 81 Nashon
Island aud refreshments we're served,
after which The ioarney vas eeufinaed
30 Ohantanqaa. where the rest % the
evening VAS very pleasantly spent, the
PARTY returning 10 Seattle ahoat iis&l
Among tbs invisea guests wire. Mr..
and Mrs. ! NJ. Gilman. Ar, ana Mra
I. n. Bsselow. nr. sad Mrs .. q. Root.
Mr.. and Mira. q b BSWmAn. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. c. SaoFey, Mr.. and Mrs. U. z.
Andersen. Kew. and Ms h L. Batas.
Mrs. pr. q. A. weed. MtA r. ~ Gaze,
Mta. VI. n. Reeves, Misses n. nknny,
q. BiSelow. Mattel Weed. ire Aiesss
Nlehols. - rOrslAad Aad NcNsa.
4. y. Colman, q. A. Uolman. u. SAorey.
A. n. White and DR.. A. J Andersen
KISS sANuS' FAxxSxLL FAEr1.
Miss 5ausss gave fAreweil party 30
her frieats ga fussdRy sssntnc. ~ tee
apaaiocs PArieFs Of the 0setasntAl He
eel. naneteg se4 vas8l Ena iastsa.
neniAl maSse wssc the aEluseGeRts -
lhe svanine. RsgrusAnents wsEs served
ana a late bear she eompany dts
peseed. Tnasa pFesent we're Coi0cel
and Mira. lanes. Mrs.. OartAis =. =.
naWolfo Mics Jonea. Mss Edith lansa
Mis- James. Mtss Naznfs DeMolfe. Asa
GFeep, sna Msaara. CeaFies J. Munday,
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IL I'M =
Miss Ferry entertained q uambes Of
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Last Monday evening . very pleasant
party waa given ct she residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Wright, Spring street,
IN honor u Professor Antonio Ageuis.
Of Victoria. The evening was very
pleasantly passed 10 singing and play.
fnn games until IL O'Clock. when re-
freshments we're served. Auoag those
present weres Mr. and Mrs, II. N.
Wright, Ar. and Mrs. SAmsel Gray Of
HlcloFiA, Mr. and MTa. Hathaway, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l. Hall. Miss MARgie
Brewster, Miss n. Mcknight, and
Measra. Agents, bruce. Crane, Mcknight
and Samuel Cray, JF,
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MISS Kate YIELD.

This now indlaputably famous woman
has already lectuEed onoe or twice 80
eiilss on the Sound, and the comments
on her efforts by the press Of the neigh
boring toWns are full Of praise. Ger
talnIy she could not have made hap
plsr selection upon which 20 discourse
than the snbiect of Mormonism. Al
her appearance before the Seattle pub
Ito next Tuesday evening shs might
have decided 10 deliver another Of Der
interesting lectures, bal V Is certain u
woald not have proved 80 great an at
traction a. the Mormon Monster. /"
Miss Fields fame is associated with
this question and her inhusnce a. q
platform speaker haa been directed for
come. years past especially towards up
roofing the evils arising from pnlyqAmy
Ia Utah. Consequently. coming among
strangers, abe could have made no bet.
ter ealecticn than q subject TO the study
Of which she has devoted 20 much time
and labor.
On the merits Of the lecture itself the
press OF she entire country seem 30 be
united. The New Osleans Times. Dsao-
Graf says: "Misa Kate Fields inoisive,
vigorous lectures on the Mormon
prOhlam have been stimulating ana sag.
eestive, aa Miss Field always is, and her
oAFnegtnesa And deep convictions and
cieafneas Of statement regarding this
national problem make her lectures pre-.
foundry impressive. The signs OF the
times seem nov 10 indicate that We are
beginning TO see the determination Of
polygamy. IL 10 10 the work Of Miss
Kate Field more than 10 any other
source, that this diHintegrAttnn OF Nor
mon treason is due. O:heF travellers 10
Utah have made bat tue bFiefesa stays.
and have been ready 10 gloss over the
tale. Miss Field has told the truth
about II, and she has done Il with a
courage, q vigor, az honesty, and a
power that has made her one OF the
most potent influences IN the national
life Of today
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Baxter, ME. and Mrs. A. B; Stewart, Mr..
Joseph y. McNaueht, Mrs. A. H..
Brookes, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter, Miss
Isabelle Hunter, Mrs. Hodge and Miss
Hodge Of Bloomington, Ill, and Master
Carl MeNazRht, made a three days
trip 70 Snoqualmie Falls last week. Il
was q merry party and the little excuF-
sion was an extiRe success.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Last Wednesday evening a party Of
yoane people took trip 30 ChAutauqua
on the steam launch LatonA, A. the
guests Of the Ooiman Bros. Leaving
Seattle al p. M, tho little steamer ar.
rived 81 its destination In forty minutes
The evening vas spent In singing and
telling stories nround tha camp hfe.
The tine arriving for departure. this
Jolly party very reluctantly left the
grounds, arriving home about midnight.
Among these present were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eben Osborne, DE-. and Mrs. q.
Willis Price, Z. W. Woodaman and
wife, Misses Atkins, kslloea, RtneF,
Thomson, Cas-, HAmlin, Randolph.
Sutherland, Potts. whiswoFth. Beattie,
and Odessa end Emma jones, and
Hessrs. Crane, Smith, Young. White,
Dtokpy, Andrews, Newlin. Cenniae.
Meyers and Barweli.